The article highlights the changing landscape of independent living, emphasizing the need for facilities to adapt to the care preferences of older Americans. Petty advocates for independent living environments that allow seniors to age in place safely, affordably, and with dignity, rather than transitioning to assisted living at the first sign of need. Various senior living companies are evolving their strategies to include home health services and innovative technologies to cater to diverse resident needs, underscoring that customization is crucial in providing quality care.
They want independence, Petty said, but once they require help with managing medications or other needs, they are often transitioned into an assisted living environment.
We have to be able to flex in independent living and help people age in place.
Operators... are deploying home health agencies and licensing independent living beds for higher levels of care to keep up with the changing care needs of incoming residents.
One size doesn't fit all in independent living, Aspenwood President Heather Tussing told SHN.
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